7. • Across-the-board price cuts reduces profits
• Deep discounts devalue a product or service
• It limits the company’s abilities to raise prices as economy
improves
• The hassle to introduce higher quality, higher priced versions
of regular products to attract customers after offering heavy
discounts
10. Keytoadaptivepricing
• Price like colour or style is one of a product’s attributes.
• Adjust the attributes to appeal to customers without dropping the
price.
• Sell through different channels.
12. Versioning
• Offering “good", "better” and “best” varieties of the same
products.
• Worked best for companies with weak demand.
• Powerful magnet for price-sensitive customers.
13. Aimed at health
conscious
customers who
want low fat
,sugar free and
probiotic ice-
cream.
Aimed at price conscious
consumers with basic
flavours.
Amul’s expensive and
superior quality ice-
cream.
14. Nano launched by Tata aims at price
sensitive customers who wanted an
affordable car by reducing manufacturing
costs.It is the most basic car launched by
the company.
19. Unbundle services and add extra fees
Fees charged for reservation, meals and luggage.
Attract price sensitive consumers with low prices
Earn high profits from premium travellers.